illinois taxes

The deadline for Illinois’ Earned Income Tax Credit is less than a day away and could bring taxpayers an even bigger return this year.

The deadline for Illinois’ income tax credit is quickly approaching and could bring taxpayers an even bigger return this year.

Illinois’ individual income tax filing and payment deadline has been extended from April 15 to May 17, Gov. JB Pritzker announced Thursday, noting the Illinois Department of Revenue will continue processing refunds for those who file ahead of the deadline.

Are you eligible for an earned income tax credit?

Some taxpayers could be in for a bigger return this year, but as the coronavirus pandemic changed financial situations for so many, there are some things you should know before filing in Illinois.

Individual income tax returns for Illinois may be submitted starting Feb. 12.

The committee pushing for the proposal on every ballot in Illinois to change the state’s income tax from a flat rate to a graduated tax conceded defeat early Wednesday morning, as the vote trailed by a 10-point margin.

President Trump and Joe Biden have each hyped their tax plans as the best deal for Americans. Biden’s plan can be boiled down to his promise that no one who makes less than $400,000 will get a tax increase. Meanwhile, Trump is promising to make the tax cuts he enacted in his first term permanent. But what do their plans...

There’s one major question that will appear on every ballot in Illinois this year that could impact your bank account: a vote to change the state’s income tax from a flat rate to a graduated tax.

A group aligned with the Republican Party filed a lawsuit Monday challenging the language of a proposed Illinois constitutional amendment that creates a graduated-rate income tax.

There’s one major question that will appear on every ballot in Illinois this year that could impact your bank account: a vote to change the state’s income tax from a flat rate to a graduated tax.

There are several new laws taking effect in Illinois on July 1, ranging from a minimum wage increase to new education requirements in schools and mandated training to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace.